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Dwelling in the Margins: Art Publishing in Aotearoa by Katie Kerr - Explore Contemporary Art Books for Collectors, Artists & Designers - Perfect for Home Libraries, Studio Inspiration & Cultural Studies
Dwelling in the Margins: Art Publishing in Aotearoa by Katie Kerr - Explore Contemporary Art Books for Collectors, Artists & Designers - Perfect for Home Libraries, Studio Inspiration & Cultural StudiesDwelling in the Margins: Art Publishing in Aotearoa by Katie Kerr - Explore Contemporary Art Books for Collectors, Artists & Designers - Perfect for Home Libraries, Studio Inspiration & Cultural StudiesDwelling in the Margins: Art Publishing in Aotearoa by Katie Kerr - Explore Contemporary Art Books for Collectors, Artists & Designers - Perfect for Home Libraries, Studio Inspiration & Cultural StudiesDwelling in the Margins: Art Publishing in Aotearoa by Katie Kerr - Explore Contemporary Art Books for Collectors, Artists & Designers - Perfect for Home Libraries, Studio Inspiration & Cultural Studies

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On the periphery of Aotearoa New Zealand’s publishing scene, there is a rich and varied cottage industry of small press publishers that are pushing the boundaries of book-making. Despite the huge costs of printing, and even bigger challenges of distribution, alternative publishing in Aotearoa is thriving.

Dwelling in the Margins introduces the leading figures of independent publishing in their own words. Through a curated collection of stories and essays, thirty practitioners reflect on their craft, speculate on the changing landscape of book-making, and imagine alternative frameworks for the future of publishing.

With contributions by Alan Deare, Alice Connew, Anita Tótha, Balamohan Shingade, Bridget Reweti, Bruce Connew, Catherine Griffiths, Chloe Geoghegan, Chris Holdaway, Dominic Hoey, Ella Sutherland, Erena Shingade, Gabi Lardies, Harry Culy, Haruhiko Sameshima, Imogen Taylor, Jonty Valentine, Judy Darragh, Katie Kerr, Lizzie Boon, Louise Menzies, Luke Wood, Matariki Williams, Matthew Galloway, Melinda Johnston, Samuel Walsh, Sarah Maxey, Simon Gennard, Sophie Davis, Sophie Rzepecky and Virginia Woods-Jack.

Published by GLORIA Books
First Edition of 300
Softcover
318 pages

180 x 110 mm

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